Under Cabinet Lighting, LED Motion Sensor Light Indoor, 2200mAh USB Rechargeable Closet Lights Battery Operated, Stick On Magnetic Wireless Dimmable Under Counter Lights for Kitchen(2 Pack)

Great product!! Totally easy to set up, (when installing, leave the plates on the light, pull off adhesive backing and just press firmly to put up), not burning thru batteries like in other lights, and with a motion sensing feature quick on - auto off, these lights are really cool. The adhesive strip for plates is great. Having more light is better!

The lights are a ton of value. My new camper doesn't have light switches by the door (dumb). You have to open a panel or app to turn on the main cabin lights. The motion sensing is quick and responsive to give me lights when i walk in. I put them under the cabinets and they create ambience and keep me from stumbling around. I put one in my truck under the center console so it lights up when i lift it. I love them and bought two more. I'm going to put them in all my storage areas and large cabinets too. I got the warmer color for under cabinet areas and think they keep the environment from looking too sterile. I put cool color in the truck to go with the current cool lighting. My favorite product in a while.

Finally, a light that works as advertised and doesn't lose battery charge after just a week. Very easy to install and provides excellent light that is motion controlled! As a bonus, it's rechargeable.

This is a great product that is so simple to install. The features of light color and intensity is another great feature. It looks like an expensive customized under cabinet lighting for the cost. Like that it does not require spending money on batteries since it is USB charging. Comes with the charger. I had an issue with one of the kughts since it did not respond properly to the motion sensor mode. I reached out to the company directly. There is a memo saying do not return but reach out to them first. The service was prompt and professional. I did receive a new box of 2. When installing one of the new ones I noticed that the brightness was not the same. Both new and old were fully charged. So I replaced the other " older" one and both lights are consistent in brightness. The motion sensor works great. The cons, all of their prodects should be consistent with the brightness regardless. Say I wanted to add additional ones under other cabinets at a later time I am afraid they would not match in brightness. The other con is that the magnet holds are poir quality. They do not adhere well to the cabinetry. When taking off the light it has a tendency to come off the cabinet. I used command strips instead with velcro and it works much better. Pleased.

Nice, magnetic tape stuck to wall, light is magnetic so easily click on and off for charging. Just installed in dark closet, perfect, light comes on for 30sec or 1min or so as I rummage through the clothes. Usb charging splits from USB A into 2 USB C charging ports, so can charge 2 lights at same time on 1 USB output. Very neat solution, ordered a few more for dark spots around the house. Have to see about battery life, but lights have some weight suggesting pretty solid battery.

Looks and works as described. I'm using them to improve lighting in a walk in closet. Motion sensor turns them on and they turn themselves off within seconds after I walk away.

changed how i make coffee forever! so ive been considering a solution to this lighting issue at my coffee bar puck lights were a PITA even with recharging AAA batteries i bought these cause they are affordable and look like all the others being pushed they work well enough with great light output, mounting was simple peel and stick do it while they are on the stick and put the whole stick up. the settings are easy and with 3 lighting colors i can change the vibe, i appreciate the warm light color being closer to real incandescent. so far i havent charged them after a few days of use, they do seem to activate from a distance so i could see this as a comfort light or assist light at night or in hallways, perhaps cheap security lights. they seem to be made well and not plastic crap, they have a nice pleasant feel. i dont think the adhesive is going to fail anytime soon. and they seem to have a decent battery life. honestly just go with these as much as i make coffee every day and yet to need a charge, which is simple usb anyway which im thinking of hard wiring anyway, i dont think it would be an issue. strange enough i think these would prove well in a light out situation for a bathroom, or closet or even off grid situations like cabins or tiny houses where power is precious.

Update 20Feb2025: The light lasted almost 6 months before dying (completely dead) on the first complete charge for my application. Not bad. Everything is still well stuck, nothing has fallen off. I have since mounted one each of these in a couple of Ikea PAX wardrobe cabinets and they work great in that application to provide just enough to see what is going on in a dark or dim environment in our bedroom. Product purchased was the 13-inch, white, two pack. I would definitely buy these again if needed. I was surprised, when I measured this light, that it exceeds its specs. It is pretty rare, in my experience, with battery operated products to do so on Amazon. I fully charged one light. Then let it run at its brightest setting until it died. It lasted a total of 11 hours and 6 minutes. Then I charged it to full from that state. It took 5 hours and 6 minutes. Total capacity to charge was 3325mAh. I'd say that for the first 9 hours or so it was at the full bright setting and at about the 9 hour mark it dimmed to about the 50% setting (still very usable in my corner cabinet use case) for the last two hours before shutting down completely. When the light is activated by motion, it stays on for about 20 seconds. It stays on longer if motion keeps triggering it until the motion stops. The light measures 13 1/16 inches long and 1 3/4 inches wide and using the sticky magnetic plates for mounting, the total thickness is 1/2 inch (about 7/16 inches without the metal plate). The two metal plates that you stick to your surface are 2 5/16 by 1 inches. There is pretty small hole in the metal plate that you could theoretically use to mount with a screw but the metal is pretty thin and the hole is only 1/6 inch wide but could be very easily drilled out wider if needed. Since it is so thin, you would definitely need a flat head screw to try and get the screw head flush with the plate. You could always use a similar or smaller sized plate of your own making as well. The plate is not a magnet, just magnetic. The magnets are within the light spaced about 9.5 inches apart, so you can stick these on magnetic surfaces which opens up all kinds of other applications for these). A couple of flat head screw heads or washers were all it took to support the light's weight horizontally, but they would not do so vertically as the light's back surface is metal (aluminum it seems) and so it slides off the screw heads in that position. I've mounted one each of these vertically in two corner cabinets. So far everything is staying stuck pretty well. Will report back if/when they fall off/unstick. Photos show a USB meter while charging (red light) and when fully charged (green light). The motion sensor bubble lights red while charging and green when complete. Two other phots show the inside of the cabinet during daytime, one with light off and the other with light on. I adjusted the photos' brightness to match what I see with my eyes, to give a realistic representation of before and after brightness levels. Light is mounted vertically on the right wall as shown in last photo (not adjusted for perceived brightness). One 8 inch USB-A to USB-C cable is included that has two USB-C connectors so you could charge two lights at a time. No power adapter is supplied. There are four switch settings: On (always on), Off (always off), Moon Symbol (only motion activates in dark environments) and a Sun symbol (motion activation active even in iight environments). Another button controls brightness levels a quick press cycles to the next brightness level. Brightness levels are stated as 100%, 75% and 50%. There is a fourth level that seems to be a duplication of the 50% level. Not sure what that is supposed to be. I could not get the Night mode to work. Even when shining a bright LED flashlight at the motion sensor, it still motion activated, duplicating the behavior of the Daylight setting (which is what I use in my cabinets). All 4 of my lights behaved the same way, so I doubt this is just a defect. You can also set the light brightness by pressing and holding the brightness button and releasing at the desired brightness level from 10% to 100%. The light will remember your brightness setting.